back seat speakers...

as many of you probely already know the "sub" speakers or the speakers by the back seat SUCK. i blew mine for a second time (stock ones) does anyone know about speakers or what i can put in there?....i dont want it to sound GHETTO...i listen to rock and just want something that will sound the same as the stock did but LAST LONGER....speaker size is 6 1/2
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well, you can get stock ones and just put caps on them so you dont overload them...or you can just turn down the base...lol. If you dont wanna go stock just buy some Sony Xplod's or something to go in there. You may or may not have to drill new holes. I havnt gone aftermarket yet so I am not 100% on that.

A good audio shop can do anything.

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You can get an idea of what you want there. But I think they are expensive, so I wouldn't buy from them. I would buy from your audio dealer. I bought the Pioneer indash unit for $539. On their site, it's listed at $599.

Why would you pay an audio shop to do something that you can do yourself and it will be like 3 times cheaper. Shops charge way to much to do simple things. Unless I guess you really dont know what you are doing, but I always did my own stereos and shit so....

subs in the back seat?? or you mean the 6 1/2 under the side panels like where the spare tire goes?? if thats it...i puttin Boston Accostics pros in mine TA..they sound sweeeeeeeeet!! ;)

Please don't put any Sony Xplod shit in there. If you want good bass out of it I know Rockford Fosgate makes a 6 1/2 HE sub. But if you go with a sub like that it's going to be about 100-150 watts RMS, so you'll probly want to think about amping them. Thats what I'm planning on doin in the near future.

Oh...and if you do that dynamat the sides and inside where the speaker sits so you don't get any rattles. :naughty: